World Congress 2024 • Aug 20, 2024 • Session details

The AI Security Survival Guide: Practical Advice for Stressed-Out Developers

Mackenzie

Attackers are publishing malware using fake dependency names hallucinated by AI assistants. Discover how to defeat prompt injection and safely secure your automated development workflow.

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